The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 13, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textnix i TERMS. Daily Democrat, 25 cents per month 3.00 per year.in advance, 30c per month not in advance. By carrier, 10c per week. 10 per cent added if allowed to run over 3 months. Single copies 6c. VVesklt, tl.25 n advance; f 1.50 at eno f year; $1.75 for second year; f200 foi third and proceeding jeant, when not paid in advance. Clubs of five ie subscribers for 5.00. I $6.00 buys a good Mandolin with book $5.00 buy s a good new Guitar with book. $1.00 buys 16 choice "cat gut" Banjo It strings. ' $1.00 buys 12 choice "cat gut" Violin E strings. $1.00 buys a fine Violin with bow. ' 25cts buys one dozen steel Violin 1st ox 2ud strings. $25.00 buysa5-drawersewing machine; high arm, light running; guaran teed 5 years JflTPriees on Pianos, Organs, Banjos sou ton application. ON MT. JEFFERSON. LaBt week Judge Burnett, Lem Gates, E. O. Neal, and J. H. Collins went to the top of Mt. Jefferson. The Judge givea the Stateman an account of it, of which the following is the most inte e-ii.; part: Aftet climb'ng the southwest ridge to the base of the pinnacle, they passed around to the west side by a trail shov eled ia the side of an almost perpendio alar snow field, being the same route used by Mr. Robin's first party. From there, by the aid of a rone, an 1 )y hang ing ou by handi, knees and Ktr, they climbed to the top of the north peak. Just as they reached there a g-at thun der storm burst upon tliem. i Id Jeffer son having his solitude disurbed by tuese reckless climbers, eeeme I to have summoned to his aid all the artillery of iue neavens to a rive tnem tram the height. The different members oi the party felt several electrical shocks. Tne lightning played about their heads, and they were pelted wita hail nd enow, while the thunders roared and the wind blew a blast. To the west the storm took the appearance of an immense black curtain, streaked at times with forked lightning, but preventing all view in that direction. Under such circumstances staying on the mountain's top was dan gerous, as the great quantity of iron in the rocks attracts the lightning. The summit has no doubt otten been struck by ligbtning,as the,rocks are split and fractured in every direction into iragnientfc ot every siae, Irom tons in weight to those the size of a Dea. .Neither was it an ideal day for phntog- opujf, ua it remains to De seen whether iur. ttooim s enoris in that line were successful . All we could do was to reset the flag planted there three weeks before by Rob lin's first prty ; register our names in the Mazamas' bosk ; sing America ; give . three cheers for Old Glory, all of which we did, and began the descent. Soon after leaving the pinnacle, while the Moral still raged about ns.the clouds opened to the east and there lay the hill country of Crook county, basking in the eunshine like a beautiful vision of the promised Und; and by the time we got half way down the mountain it was clear and the heavens were calm. The invad ers had been repelled and peace restored on the heights. It is believed that Gates and Roblin have taken the Mazamas' box and put it where the owners cannot get it, towit, on top of the mountain. V. this be larceny it i3 not probable that prosecution will .follow, for it is nncertain whether it oc curred in Crook or Marion counties. TCJESDAuC Waterloo and Sodaville. Waikrloo, Aug. 8th, 1897. Editor Democrat : Ia the Datly Democrat of Aug. 5th we notice an article headed, "Outing o.," in wnicn uaeieng gets very sar- 'flflf.in in Ilia Fran fliliiA.liaAmant E. U. Will Albany In Memoriani. Hall of Beulah Rebekah Lodge, Xo. 35 I. O. O. F. Albaw, Or. Aug 6, lSilT. Not unexpected, but yet attended with as much grief and sorrow, has death laid li'S ruthless hand upon one of our beloved sisters and removed hsr from the com panionship of the members of this lodge. A vacant sea; now marks the permanent absence of one who was sincerely devot ed to the principles of Odd Fellow hip and the daily humane ministrations of our beloved order. Resolved, That in the death of sister Eliza Tweedale this lodge hss lest a de voted, earnest member of our order, and that while we vield with profound grief to the Omipotent fiat that calls her from among us forever, yet we feel keenly the loss to which we have been subjecte"d,and hereby extend our heaitfeitsympathy to the bereaved husbanl and son. Resolved, That the charter of this .lodge be draped in mourning for the per iod of tlrrty days. Resolved, That a copv of these resolu tions duly certified under the seal of the loage be delivered to the bereaved hus band, and similar copies be furnished the daily papers for publication. m Icillia M. Sears, Mast J. Siites, Ella Merrill Bia Damage Sctt. Attorneys II. D, Norton and Thorn pson & Hardy of Eu gene have been retained by Miss Jennie Smitson to represent her in the matter of her claim against the HFKK on ac count of the Springfield accident. It is reported t'jev intend suing for $20,000 damages. The principal witnesses for the railroad are W. B. Guissness and ,d Mills, of tr.ia city. Mr. Mills was just behind Miss Smitson when she stepped or fell from the cars. Crook County. Messrs Woraweiler and Thomson of Joseph, Oregon have purchased M. Sich el & Oo's entire merchandise business and will take charge in a short time, Mr. Wersweiler is now in the merchan- tile business in Joseph, but will spend most of his time here, his partner, Mr. Thomson, is 01 1 of the leading stock men of that section. What will probably prove a fatal stab bing affray occurred at the Beaver creek school house, last Saturday night. A dance was in progress at the place and some misunderstanding aross between Horace Ctd ie of this city and a Mr. Bush ot John Day. As near as we can learn several of the boys tried to scare Bush and were the aggressors in the quarrel, among them was Horace Cad.e i; is said that Cad.e called Bush vile nauies.slapped him and than struck him, knocking him down. Bush got on his feet and ran at Cadle, striking him with a long bladed pocket kuile. the blade entering the skull 3 list above the left ear, tne Diade only entered about an inch but as Cadle fell the knife struck the wad and forced the blade full length into nis neaa . journal. Last Saturday evening Ijite Shelby and Theo. Cadle came in town having caught him on the South fork ol the John Day. He had been wandering around the mountains and was returning to his home so he informed Mr. Shelby, when that officer ran across him. lie was taken before Recorder Bell, acting justice of the peace last Monday on the charge of murder. Dr. H. P. Belknap and George Cline returned last Thursday from Portland via the Santiam route. Doc reports that the only thing one can hear in the Willam ette valley is something about their good crops or the Clondyke, John Talt, a printer, of Al)any, and Peter Williams, an artistic sign pain.er were in the city during the first of the week. They are on their way to Lake view and surrounding country. The board of directors for this school district last week, selected the following teachers: Intermediate room, Miss Mar- garie Brink; advanced primary. Miss Ivy Temoletonr primary. Miss Effa Crooks. The board has not vet deter mined upon a principal.- -Review. aatic in hie free advertisement of thn Waterloo soda springs. He says that he nas not Deen here this summer for which e are very grateful. We have bad hood lums and skaltey wags enough from Sod avilie and other neighboring towns and we ask of Caelebs as a particular favor that he wtll stay away. We infer from his letter that he was here last summer. It is true that Waterloo is a one-horse town, we are free to admit all of that. A e also admit all of the glory and high moral qualities claimed for the average resident of the greater Sodaville includ ing the drunken man mentioned in out ing No. 4. The papulation of Waterloo ia made up of common, hari working every day people and they are totally lacking in that pure high toned blue blood that marks the Sodaville man all ove the civilized world. Caelebs says thatthe.e are more campers in Sodaville than there are in Waterloo. The reason for una is very plain, with such an iitr,imn as Caelebs the town of Sodaville ought i uuuum its population every six months. He says that we are running a mr,. go-round, a dance, a horse race and a saloon. We would like to ask Caelebs if he honestly brieves that a one horse town as he ca Is Waterloo couhl all of those amusements without anv hel p from the sreater Sodavi I la. No nn Oaelebs, we honestly believe that if the high toned, moral blue bi.od citizen of the greater Sodaville would alav at home on the blessed Sabbath day and read his bible or other good books instead of coming to Waterloo to see the horse race and the merry-go-round and get staving drank and make a holy show of himself th 1 moral effect wo-dd be wonderful. What the peopie of Waterloo want is a good example from Sodaville and if some of the people up there don't mend their ways when they come to Waterloo, holy water will not save them, let alone soda water. And, now Caelebs we have made these comments in a friendly spir it and hope that you wiil accent them aa snch, we also hope that you will see the folly of tearing down your neighbors to make a foundation upon which to bnild up a reputation for your own town. If you want to build np your town do it in an honorable, manly way. Remember the good book says. "Ye that are inno cent cast the first stone." You may have more campers and belter sodawater than we have but if you don't do better in outing No. 5, we shall conclude that you have cot got brains enoueh to run a one-horse town. Let use irive you a pcin'er, don't use so many big words. use tne mojt common expressions in general use and put more brains into it. in oiner words throw your whole soul into it and lay on McDafT. SlIOBTIK. The Crops. The warm, dry weather was of no in jury, but on the other hand, was of great oenent to tne bops. Hop lice thrive in warm, moist weather and are ait'.ed by hot dry weather, hence the great benefit to the hops in the killing ot the '.ice. The reports from the hopyards indicate a great improvement in conditions and prospects. The hop louse continues to be very numerous, but at present uo wholesale destruction is imminent. The harvesting of fall and winter sown grain continues. Threshing has com menced in some localities. The excel lent reports heretofore rnvle concerning the fall and winter sown grain continue: the yield, where threshed, is fuily en average one and the berry is very plump and heavy. Oats Is a very good heavy crop, also. The warm weather is ripen ing spring wheat and oat 9 very rapidly, and they offer prospects for excellent re turns. The fruit cop is one of the largest ever had in the state. B. S. Fagck. Better than Kloiulyke. From the Pendleton East Oregonian Eighteen months ago a certain farmer who trades in Pendleton. lost his land by foreclosure of the mortgage upon it and found himself with some farming ma chinery, horsoa and wagons which he knew hardly what to do with. The idea occurred to him to rent some reserva tion land and make one more attempt at raising wheat, lie did so and at once set to work to put about 2000 acres in wheat the next fail. He seemed assist ance fiom a friend who had more confi dence In the farmer than the farmer h d in himself. The land was thoroughly worked and the wheat well put in. The favorable season came and with it came ft great crop and a great pr.ee. The re sult, the farmer finds himself, after pay ing all expense?, with wheat on hand worth at leest z;i5,000. w ai m another 00 days he expects to have the wheat sold and the sum named to his credit in the bank, and if he should tet 75 cents a bushel for it he will have $41,000 as the profit of a year and a half of bar 1 work But this is an exceptional year. Clon dyke farming in Eastern Oregon dates from lst)7. There are over one hundred farmers in Umatilla county who have cleared this Beacon from $7,000 to $35 - 000 raising wheat. By the Light ot the .Moon. There were just rineteen who enjoyed the functions given by the Zigzag club last night in front of the white school house four miles west of Albany on the Cor vail is road, towit: 4 Hcpkins,2Irvings, 2JFraina, and 1 each of Irvine, Walden, Kelley, Houck, Woodin, Reed, Camn bell, Good wio, Blodgett, WilbOn and Nut ting, ten ladies and one less gentlemen. The bicycle trip, with short stops for so ciabi.ity, was made under the slanting rays of tbe moon. At Mr. Sana Uour leys big pitcher of fresh milk moistened the conversation. The functions at the school house consisted of zigzag remarks, recitation, seasoned witicismsand an in vitation to ice crean soda and ice. pre sented under the direction of President I Hopkins, around a flaming bon fire hunt lor warmth, and a lunch 01 tanu- wiches, apples, cheese, pickets, ginger bread and ginger snaps with cool water from the pump. The return trip was aiade lingeringly with stops at romantic placet for interchange of opinions, and the party separated, seemingly with te- grets, after a v;ry pleasant moonlight experience. in One Guess for every yellow ticket- every package of Schilling Best tea. Don t send 6ave them for else. Rules of contest published in larj; advertisement about the first and miildis of each month. Alg coupons ; something CITY COUNCIL. Tuesday, Aug. 10. Present Mayor Burkhart, Recoider Henton, Street Superintendent and Counciluien Dannals, Hogue, Martin and Dickey. The following bills were ordered paid : W K Uarr, $10; J 8 Smith, ,75c; F L Such, 1M.88; N J Henton, $10.15; S Conn, $8; F L Holmes, $15. The committee on streets and public property reported making contract with Propst "riling Factory for tiling as per order of laat meeting. The street superintendent was directed to repair the stable and cjk bouse at No 2 s engine house. No l's engine, being repaired was dis cussed, and the cans of the pitting of the tubes so often was ordered investi gated. $1X) worth of street work was reported done in July. A sewer was onlered by resolution through blocks iStland 139 li'l ad., ob jections to bs made on August 21, if any. Aieoone through btock ii Sodaville Sittings. The Salvation Army has invaded our town and planted its siege guns at the Evangelic) church, from whecce the devil and his followers here will be bom barded every night this week. Clondic'.tis is raging in our neighbor town, Waterloo. Tom It ice and Albert Gephert had a severe attack of it last week, and have crone to Whiskey Creek. Josephine county to try the gold cure. T. J. Arnold of Santiam has returns! from an extended trip in Eastern Oa where he has been looking for a place to which to move for the benefit of his wile's health. He thinks he has tound a suitable location near lil-ck ltutte, Crook county, and will take his family to their new home after harvest. Bert Florey, who went to California a a short time ago to seek his fortune is now at Los Augules, and writes to friends here that it in the only place he has seen in that sttu that is good enough for an Oregonian. Grandfather Cheshire has just return ed from his second outing his summer at Ixiwer S vla, and is wearing a sort of a self-iullicient smile which was proba bly can ed from din ng on elk steak, the superior onalities of which he takes plusa.i e in describing. Ben ( If land of Albany is viahing rel atives near here and inspecting the lat crop of Chinese pheasants. Miss Fena Hjrey has been employed to teach in the Athena school during the next year, and will sjon leave na to go to her future field of work. L. A. W. is Died at Monroe. Mr. Geo-ge Porter a prominajnt farmer of Monroe, died on Saturday of bemorrage of the lungs at the age of 45 years. He leaves a wife and several children. Dr. G. W. Meton was sent for, but Mr. Porter died jnst af ter he arrived at his home. Killsd Celestials. Mr. C. W. Watts deputy game warden went to Shedd to day with a warrant lor tne arrest of a man there for killing Chinese pheasants, The law ia to be en.'ored, and where cam plaint is made to the deputy arree'e j wui De maue. Alter Hop Lice Red Hot. Mr. U. W. Phillips, of Scio. was in the city today. Mr Phillips has a big yard of hops, which if saved, will mean $3,000 or $7,00i) in cash in his pockets, and hence it is no wonder that he is after the bop louse red hot. in fact he sava he is sleeping only about 15 minutes day, spending the rest of the time after the pea.iveraus louse. His present program is as foilows : He sprays the vines with a solution of soap and petroleum, he al so is sowing with a sower, slacked lime. over the yard ; besides this be has 200 head of sheep in the yard He is satis fied that with the three devices the lice will leave: the lime rises and suffocates them, the sheep dost makes them yry weaty and the spray kills them. Mr Phillips is confident he will have a rood yield of hops all rijjht. To Be Regretted. A. E Reams, of Jacksonville, is in the city la raise funds for thepu'poso of sending Hon. C. K. Wilkinson to the hospital at Asbville, N C Mr. Wilkin inn is in an advanced stage of consumption. At Asbville is an institution for the treatment ot the dis ease, whare hopless cases are said to have been cured. There is a possible chance of saving the young man. He was for a couple of years connected with the customs house in this city and about a year ago went to Phoenix, Ariz., to live. He was elected to the legislature from Lane county about six years ago, when he was 21 years of age, being then tte youngest man ever elected to the Or egon legislature. He is one of the fineet genJeman ever met. It is deplorable Ensign Smith, of the Eugene S. A in the city. Harry Dodder left this wetk for Cal ifornia to reside. Mr. Julius Joseph went to the Bay to day on business. Judge Wolverton and family today left for Seal Rock, where they will take their outing. Mrs. Fred Oteen, of Newport, when a girl, was a servant in the royal family of Swceden. M. Thompson, yesterday purchased from A'.lingbam Bros, ot Coburg, 160 head of fat three year old steers, at $2.30 per 100 pounds gross. The cattle will be shipped to Chicago. Eugene Guard. Mrs. B. E. Hervey and mother, Grand ma Stafford, left this morning for their home in Tacoma. Washington, after a few weeks visit with thrir brother and son's famil? B. A. SUflord, ot t'is city. 1 Mrs. AHie Ellis of Portland, passed through Salem yesterday afte-noon on her return from a fjw days sojourn with her father, Geo B. H&rtmus, a farmer in Linn county, opposite Mebsma. Her husband has gone in the Clondyke coun try for the winter. Salem Statesman. Lank Co. Horn. Reports from a num ber of our most prominent hop growers are to the effect that most of the hop lice have beendeatroyod and there is but lime dancer of them doing any injury to the hop crop in Lane county bnraying has been resorted to in nearly all yards under cultivation this year, and many growers have gone through the spraying process thoroughly three times, and nearly every yard has been sprayed twice. The prospects now are for a good crop and a g-od price. Register. No. I' Engine. The city council lat night appointed a committee to investi gate the pitting of ttie pipes in the boiler ot -No 1 a engine t hese pipes wtre all rent wed about three years ago, and now J are pitted eo tiadijr as to necessitate an o'her complete renewal. This is being done at the f sundry, at considerable of a cost to the city. The reason given to the Democbat at the foundry is that the wa ter was allowed to stand in the boiler for months, in fact years, becoming stag nant, creating acids that eat, whereas it ought to le renewed every to or three weeks. When hot it does no injury, but when cold, or lukewarm, aa it is most of the time, this stagntnt dirty water doen its work. The remedy suggested is the changing pf the water every two or three weeks, as well as other things that wilt! 1 r help to prevent it. The "ssuranre i, Ur'T jh ttlJTy' yF given that the best s:eel pipes P.ljT-jMl trench, to obtain have been used. At the next! ; 1 meeting of the couucil a report will be ! . . r J 'jradaoLI will k.spopen both of given, no doubt aler a more thrrough oro? c3nl-nl--!'y 'r the convenient en made by the ! l"c HOME AND ABROAD. Wheat 71 cents. Go to Southards feed itore for your baled hay, outs, flour etc. See the fountain pn at Will & Starkt toe test to be secured . Will & Sta k alwai hate in r t.xk the Ut-t novelties to all lier of jewelry. Spatial prices cn !.oe furnisbioj- j-oo-'a. haUtuiu iirt waul at Read IVarack & Co. THE PLACE TO BUY Your Groceries and Baked Goods Is at Parker Bros. Everybody k-ows where their place is. They keep a fresh stock of groceries, produce and baked goods, of nil kinds, sell at reasonable prices and treat their customers well, all ike. You may regret soma steps you take in life tut none taken into the store of Parker Bros. It is a greu thing to be well fed. Par ker Bros keep good groceries. A loaf of lire .d is not much but vol want it well made. Try Parker Bros'. flic Aunisvilli Hour Ak your irrocer for the Aumsville flour, the best in ttie market. Every sack" guar anteed, and if you are not aatiniied jour money wiil be cbeeifully refunded. YES: The people still crowd the counters of THE BLA1N CLOTHING CCii TAN Y for 1't.rgiins, and newr go away disap pointed. The reduction sale is still on. All lines of goods carried by thii com pany are moving right aloDg, taken by satisfied and eager purchasers. The price sells them . Call and see. Look at This Combination BICYCLES $75 Unci $50. Popular wheels at popular prices. COLViHRIA IMRTFOKD At Home. W. R. Blain is now at home in the Cnsick block, just north of the Democrat ollice, w.tb his fine stock of books, sta tionary and notions. Call on him for bargains. The Acmsvilib Milling Co. have on sale at all the leading grocers acd bakers the celebrated fancy patent Aumsville floor, made nf tin) best white wheat to be obtained and every sack guaranteed or tnone refunded. 3000 sacks twld in Al bany and not one returned. All com- umers of the Aumsville flour are satis fied and will take no other brand that said to be as good. Beat Icj Cream on the Coast at F. II. Pf-iifrcra. IHE JONES LEVER BINDER Made by Piano Manufacturing Co. Best Binder on Earth Russell Engines and Separators The only kind which find sale in Lnn County. Studebker Wagons and Buggies. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. For sale by Stewart Sox Hdw Co. AUG. 9. 1897. H. F. MclLWAIN, CASH STORE. investigation than has been 1 DkMiKKVT. - A Former Dkkocrat Trro. The prin cipal subject of trie following eketcu fr"m the balem Journal, beean tits neweosmr career on the Demoitat: Tt.e liuer I aerot Brothers are reported to be in control 01 1 u". " the Seattle P. I. They are Linn county men, native On-goniaios and natural born nespper men. Ted ripr was for many years city editor of the Oregon ian, and under the signature of "Round er, tie contributed the racy and hum orous sketches of public situations, Ure- n politicians and pecuuir characters e is a man 01 finer mind and broader I'rohahlc Fatal Burn. J. O. Fox, acting as cook lor the party bcilJing the trail into the hot springs from Ietrott, yesterday met with what wiil proraMy prove a fatil accident. He wasalone when he fell in a fit into the fire and wa burned in a horrible manner. 1 ne ear was burned off and a hoie into his lunge and kidneys Notwithstand ing he finally managed to gel up and men. A doctor was got at Niagara, but parue.asn-p.T-rB. Uiougn ar there was thought to t no chance of hi. I "BnoU f'T f ' IJ' 1 e livinp. and he is prob.by dead l7 tins j tUe " H.r. lime. 1 If y want arelub'edye tisat .:: 00W f an eren brown or b.ack. acd wid pr? No f.K Beiicvki. Hi -A man claim- ! f,. -r fou.'rH7. Uucaicg in to have j'isi come from Klondike, too will alwiy find a Ese line of jew elry at Will (Marks. Ik not bar beiore etamioinir their good. ChcJce ugar aired bam at II. l!rci -r only 1 1 cent per pound. Call on .him for cboue meat of ail kioo. A lot of old worn cut tub are bein owJ for the Alak busir.j The ruli will I tome diuuier of l ruble nature Some people "hink becaue Rotdiod i not neard from it i. Kit; but reports from there are that ih j t-p.ts rc tretUrg belle.-. Its tuy .t;Iu!e ba rM Uwri sid to At Cost! At Cost: I bare concluded to eo out oT the rmri er) buHaeKand cow offr to the poolic my argt noes or queensware, g a w.r and pocket cuttlery at actual cost. Conntrv eercharU wiil do web to tall and stork up .u njoi 01 (fooat were ttir perf direct iron. r,cg na ana my price will be war Arbuckle or Lion coffee per lb. .$ A2,i 20 yds Standard brown muslin ) Cm 20 " imperial toalinz 1 00 65 prs ladies shoes' your choice)... 1 fO 37 " ladies fine shoes (choice 1 50 5 cans American sardines 2 20 yds Standard new prints 1 00 Battle az tobacco 16 ox plug 25 Japan tea, per lb 25 S bars Kavon soap 2? 5 bars Cudaby's fine laundry soap ?5 oprs Kckingham men's socks 2.5 d-iwn. Kepectfnily. v t iSEoWSELL. Drain SLutc Normal School. The Normal begins its fall term Sept. 13. Kzcelient faculty, lecture studies, senior year highly professional and per. feet training department of eight grade and V) children. The new ty le cata logue ,nj guide book sect iri-c. ' Addrese Louis Larzee, Pres, Drain Vr. New goods arriving daily, new styles to selectfrom. 11 F McILWAlFS CASH STORE The People's Friend. !!ih Grade L tunJry Wort w here he was for siz years, was at the this noon, veil eaoned ith all if lie gave the name of Mereii and said be a from rant's !'. None believed his story. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL fie" culture than ordinarily gets a ioothoCd on a metropolitan daily. M r. Piper is trained newspaper man with a fun 1 of general knowledge and political sagacity that is simply invaluable on eucn a paper. The fall wheat of Mr. Ves Cannon, of Tangent, averaged 30 bushels per acre that of George Cline, of Orleans pre cinct. 20 bnshels. The fail wheat is nearly all threshed and it will be nearly a week before work is begun on spring grain. One Sided. Salem defeated Cbemawa on Saturday 24 to 3, a regular cyclone. Downs, of this city, made 6 runs, 3 base hits, put out 12,as-i'ted 3 times and made oily. one error. IV; made 1 home run tnl 1 3. baseh.t. Uoe, of Salem, struck out 10 men. Miss Fiora and Bockey Mason went to the Kay today. Mr. K. M. Robertson 'left today for bis future borne in bpokane. Roy Parker, the hilarious, but steady Oregonian carrier, skipped for the Bay yesterday. Rev. H. L. Barkley, of Marion county has been invited to assist in the coming Ohio campaign. Only one Lane county man has bone to Klondyke. He is Aleck Not wood, of What Tommy SaiJ Uncle John Wei, w at do voa irean to b when ynettoheaman? Little iOro:ny (promptly) A doctor hue P . . . Uncle JO'" -jaizzicai;yj lnuetu; and hich do yon int nd to b an ailopa h or homfi path ? LUtte Tommy 1 dont know wHtihem awfu' bi word mean, Ln sle John; but that dar.'t link: do difference, caas I ain't goin to be either of e 1 I'm just eoin' to be a family doctor an' give all my patients Hood s sargapanlla, caue my pa says that if h is a doctor, he's "bliged to own np that Ho-ju's s .rmnrilla is the best family medicine he etcr eaw ia his We. that he should be stricken with dread disease Portland Trbnne. Uie Roiled Down Here is the game law boiled down Put it in your head, and respect it: Game and fish can be killed only during the following season: Grouse. Mu.tteuii.in pheasants and quail, Septem- tember 1st to iiecember 1st. Prairie chickens, July 1st to October 1st. Wild ducks and water fowls, eptrmhrr 1st ham's Dye f.r lb Wbiskrrs When yw nett w9t rlcar try tfce fm-! The Albany Stam Laundry, M. D. us 4cmri;le brand. It i cuaraoteed to Phiili pa propnet-r, does work tiat P!y or your iccory Lct. Mide of i speak for itSr It is nigh grade what fii.'bUndt white whear. ever the artille. UeJer the recent demioa the -tre!arv iow Pialty ia being made of ladies . or .tale U dirwrtea. -i tte dr-e i,l ih hirt waists, whwh aie lanndned for t court, to audit and to diaw ni w.rrant 1 00 7 10 IMicate colors retained j lor sarh claim affiinrf Jbe 4a as aie j handled, with great care. j auttMribM by the uitiluliD and saws cf o n depend on work dwe by this Itheitate. It give bira co aa hontv f riU0Jr- clicivt; 3 t-eTi.oJ tue t4aia letter i4 tie mm '" .. , law. tat mps -eact ltt he shill to- ...... Pt-'ant!,S bat tte U directs SKILL w j-w a a - t m . .... - av . s-TV k r y. ",B7,. m,. n u rrtla4 in time U permit md treoree Mcttwain r?Jur3J today cf fctfr a,iicg oxt Satrnlay from the bay. Aost U. Ant Ponton is kerf hos S. S. Steele and family left at 2 o'clock .a.wenog qwMi. n a!xt the a:coram is what we ne toclean clothe this morning for Lower SiU lor a few dation on Use .(r-Bi.-r. and ha alrejuly 1 at oar laundry No destrov- .v uuf. j v iw fmugvii, taiHU ana ,og -jj, or chemirals iiiss Mae roiiock gave a wry eniova- "-""-T- r w!noixjn,vn Mrs. C. K. Fronk returned lt from a visit in Portland. tieorse and Kre l riper of went to Neaport yesterday. I SOAP WATER- prooe&sioo 7-c ia Uack A do'tar corset that leads the raioe. black ajd drab. flood cmeta for 5)c and and drab. B-tter ones too foirfl 23, to25 . A special, trie on half wool chaHiex per yard. ec S.O. Voting & Son. Cobuig. who left on Saturday, F. J. McHenry, state organizer of the "Woodmen of the Morld went to Sbedd today to organize a new lodge theie. Rev. Poling returned to Gelsena'orfer's today after a short stay at home. He reports it a quiet, nice place to sojourn Elton Connoway has returned irom San Francisco, where he plaved short stop for the San Francisco athletic club, makidg an excellent record. Edear Blodgett. Walter Irvine and AI lan Chamberlain returned from the So das and Vermon Ramp and Lair Thomp son will follow luesday. Last week Mr. M. C. Chambers, one of Linn county's pioneers, won over 80 years of age, had an operation succeeemiiy per formed on him for strangulated hernia, Mrs. Lizzie McNeil Buck water arrived in Albany today, and after visiting with Albany friends wiil return with her husband to Liberia, Africa, to continue tier missionary work there. Mies Mae Pollock has accepted a posi tion in Waitsburg Academy and wid leave for there in a short time. Miss Mollie Luper has succeeded her in Mr. Pollock's store. Ed Stile?, eon of Marshal Utiles, left Albany today for Chicago in cbaree of a cattle train going via Ogden and Omaha. From Chicago be will o to Iowa and re main indefinitely. Eugene Register. x Helen L. Mathews, R. A. Watson, Guy C. Miller and W. A. Morris, of Salem, will enter Stanford University this fall, with Chester Murphy, making five Salem young people at that big col lege. John Toth graubed a live electric lieht wire at the new Honeyman Ie I Urt building, and was killed The ad minietrator, Paul Toth, now sues the General Electric company-for damages. Portland Mercury. Engineer John O'Malley has resigned his position with 8. P. Co. on account of i 1 health and will probably go to Arizo na. He has been suffering from lung trouble for sume time and the doctors have advisf d i change of climate. Rose buig Review. , C'l. Jeff Myers, accompanied by his cousin, Dr. Annice Jeffreys, left yester day tor a weet's nating 30 and 35 cents will be paid for picking hops this j ear. It used to oe 50 ten's. Tne Pendleton E. O. reports 320 acres of wheat belonging to Judge Fee that averaged 43 busoels per acre . The motor will not run Monday and Tuesday during thn making ot repairs, but instead a back will be run. h Umatilla farmer rawed 56 Bushels per acre of Russian Red wheat. 15 bushels more than the ordinary varieties. At Butte, Mon. on Saturday Cbebalis won the coast record for mil beats. 10 thetree-for allpace. Time, 2:07, 2K?, 2:07. The evaporator at Forest Grove is bein" operated day and night, preparing food for the Alaska trade, ita owner nas just con tracted to dry 4400 pounds of potatoes. Yesterday F M Wfains of Eugene said to Fiank L Chambers tne one story brick building, occupied by the J W Kays Fur niture Co., for the f ura of $4,200. The lot is 25x100 teet. On the mornings overland train the re mains of Sanford 8 Ilouser, the young brakeman, who lost his life at Blue Canyon California, were brought to Eugene for intermeut. They were accompanied b Mr Remington and sister., of bacramento. Eugene Guard. A Coc.xTav Ftea. Tb residence of Mrs. Ohrt, t w i miles from Tangent, was burned to the ground yesterday after noon. Mr. Ohrt was in the field work ing, Mrs. Ohrt was lying ou the lounge and a daughter was at work. The flames were under too much headway to be slopped, and considerable of the furni ture was burned. The bouse was in sured for $176 and the contents for t'i0 in M. Senders' company. A Big DtFPtaaNca In conversation with the old pioneer settler Tom Vauban, of Wtllarrette precinct, today, be gave ns some information as to the cost of harvesting in early days. Mr. anghansaw the first separator that threshed prain in Lane county. That was years ago, and tr.e charge for thresh inz was 16 cents a bushel, and the own er of the wheat had to furnish all help and board the men and horses Now they thresh for 5 cents a bushel and the wheat grower has to pay for but four men. the owner of the separator paying for other help, furnishing horses and wagons, and boarding the horses and men. Eugene Guard. to March 15th. Deer, mountain etc., August 1st to December 1st. K'.U- ing for hides or parts of carvass only is orobibited. Last ol the Cascade It is unlawful t.-t kill ml intf tim IT'hineAe f heasants, qua'l or Bob White quail. trout, April 1st to ovem per 1st. mi- bod, December ISlb to November Hi. explosives to kill Ash, etc.. prohibited. A CCSTOMARV DlBAORBEMEST. It IS said tbat Honeyman. UellartA Co., will jsuethb Northwest Construction comp any for a claim amounting to from (100,' 000 to 1150.000. when the construction contract of the firm is completed. I he contractors and the construction comp any disagree in regard to the method ot measuring dirt removed and placed on the railroad grade in the tide lands. Budget. Jct Left. Mr. Otto Zimmerman left Albany several days ago, telling his wife that he was going away but not report ing where. He has not been beard from since. Mrs. Zimmerman does not seem to be very much concerned over his go ing away. Blood A Finger Off. Mr. E. Wills, of Black Dog, yesterday caught the fore finger of his right baud in tne cogs ol a reaper mashing it so it bad to be amputated Dr G. W. Mas ton performed the opera tion. SraTE Faie. C. D. Gabrielson. sec retary writes tbat lh state fair wiil oc cur. The absence of newspaper notice of it would almost leave one in doubt ; but we are glad to know tbat it is to come off, and that it is to be the best fair for many vears. with a number 01 special features. Fraternal day will be Oct. 2.! There will lie all sorts of contests, a big base ball game. Among the races lel Norte will attempt to lower his record ol 2 :08 tor a purse of 250. The Southern Pacific realizing the importance of the fair will give a round trip for one fare. Linn county will be there with a big exhibit. Who Was He. From the Times: A diegust'ng spectacle on Sunday's excur sion was a drummer and a sixteen year old girl, whose excessive affection for each other could not be kept bidden from the public gaze, hmacks and fondlings and caresses wer indulged in with as complete nonchalance as though the pair bad been brutea instead 01 numan, ut terly oblivious to the fact that ever pair of eyes in the coach were levelled at them, and tbat every face was wreathed in derisive smiles. As the girl was yet a child somebody with the love of hnmanity at heart should have taken the drummer bv the nape of the neck and pitched him off the train. 'lie lawn party lt evening, appreciated by a number o her friends. Edwin Stone, of the O. C. A E will leave to-night lor Sn Francisco to make arrangements for the steamer traffic Prof. Carlton Sox and Mr. J. Clem Ir- sheep, j vine left this noon for the Pacific ocean. and will be located oa Nye creek tor sev eral days. F. P. lfc?al the "king ol aeronauts" of San Francisco, is in the city and will on Saturday afternoon make a baboon ascension and parachute jump at the state fair grounds. Journal. The Rath bone sisters last evening gave a lawn social on the pleasant grounds at Sirs I)r. Kelley 'a home. Several hours were passed in various forms of amnse- of the Ueaiuer are for about -too. WILL & STARK l,","" Iet Ice Cim , A sy a here 1 AtF. ii. Pfeiffcrs. Se SnsiSey about it. SaiiU'y piatern are ia. Smiley d 0-4 the best printing. IVhcioii ice cream soda at F. U. Fft-if-fer's. Piclures from 73 ceois to 125 r-er Joi n ! at Loogt gallery. F If Pheiffer's ice cream has stood the bvt. It is all right. tiv os a trial C Smrsos A !?os. Near the wagon bridge. ment, conversation and the partaking f vrswford IUrnixh for photographs a nice lunch. J FrK from tl to f?9 pr dozen. Yes, it pas To buy yoar groceries and produce of Cotin & Huston. Tbev keep the best and freshest arH are all right on prim. They wii help y to prosper ia duil times. e useir one lite ot crocterv. Shiloh'sCoasutnp icn Care cures where others fait . it is th- le i'.ng Cough Cure td o) home tbou'd be without it i'-eas-m t- Uke mi ge right to Cie spot. Sod by Foshay A- Mxson. Ed Ltvernasb, the bright correspond ent of the Examiner, now on his may t iawpon City over the Chilooot pas.,and Harry Sacrey, the Postal man. of this city, were schoolmates at Cloverda'e, Calif., a good many years ago. Mr. A. Becker will leave on Saturday for Posiland, from hich he wiil go on the Elder to Dyea. and thence to Klon dyke He wi.l take a'ong ten goats on hu-h lie will pack his outfit, .XI pound on eai-ti, going by aay 01 tus Mtagaa route Mr. John Bechtel. who left A'lan7 re cently for Klondyke has formed a tart- nership wiih a Seattle man and is now probably at Ivea. l'hev have a horse, a boat niade in parts ready to put together nd a good on! tit of provisions, etc.. anu expect to push on at once by the Ska;ua route. Mr. Kola Neis returned tod.-.y from Shovel Creek Springs, northern Califor nia, lie states that Marshal U. U. iee, now at those springs is gaining a pound a day and feels like a new man. He alks three or lour miles etiery nay, ami thinks he will sson be able to attend to all the duties of his oflice. He will re main there until the 21st. TueirOwn Steam R. It is probable that before long the UU&b wtll have a steamer of its own plying between Ya quina and San Francisco. Negotiations are now pending for the purchase in New York City of a 1,000 ton steamer with all modern conveniences and suited to the Yaxuina trade. In case the pur chase is consummated the ship will leave New York in two or three weeks and come around the horn, for which trip ninety days dr less will be required. Times. Ir G. W. Mtor. phjsiciao and ur CJon, A'bany Or. Cu.:ian.-ered prompt ly in city or country. At Tim Barracks. Tonight at the S. A. barracks there will be a special meet ing enlivened by the presence of Japt. Duffy, of Corvallis, and Ensign Smith, of Corvallis, followed by a social, with a service of ice cream. Is essential to health. Every nook and corner of the system la reached by the blood, and on ita quality the condition of every organ de pends. Good blood means strong nerves, good digestion, robust health. Impure blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma tism, catarrh or other diseases. The surest way to have good blood is to take Hood's $5000 SarsapariUa. This medicine purifies, vl- 14U1ZCV, 1UU DlUiVOH fcUQ U1UUU, 1UU KUUI the elements of health and strength te every nerve, organ and tissue. It create a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep and cures that tired feeling. Remember, LHloodll at Alsea. Ex- . . . Senator Myers owns a fine 1,200-acre k- CotieOrAOPlIm farm there, and it is expected quite al&' Odl SCtlJCU IllCt iamily reunion will transpire during the j ,, , . visitmany members ef the Linn county Is the best-In factth- One True RlooMrlf.cr. famiiy being due there. Statesman. cure Liver c-iisy to tiOOd'S PlIlS take. easy tooerrfi. c. A throurb trt weekly fre!ght will be put on the route between PortUnd and San k'rancisco. Cottage Grove defeated Eugene on Sat urday 14 to 5 McParland formerly of Albany caught for Cottage Grove. Here are some more very important (V) aopointments: Coltnel R. II. Rosa and David W Mathews, of Oregon, to be appraisers of the (Jhippewa Indian In ads in Min nesota; Kafe B Dixon, of Roseburg, Or to be a forekt teserve supervisor. All thete cilices have oeen much sought after. Letter List. Corn alms Gas. An ordinance grant ing a franchise to J. H, Wilson for the operation in Corvallis of a gas plant for lighting and beating purposes was intro duced and passed to Hie third reading iu the city council last night, rite propos ed ordinance gran's the privilege of lay ing pipe through the streets in all parts of the city, and (or the erection of poles lor street lighting, the gas to be used is to be nianulactured Irom gasoline. Good Yields. Some good yields of wheat are reported around Tangent, as follows: A.J.Perry, 33 bushels per acre, Mr.lSnell 2014 bnshels, and oth ers of 25 to 20 bushels, and the wheat is of splendid quality. Sarsapariila Sense, Following is the list of letters remaining in the Postofiice at Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Aug. 10, 1897. Persons calling or these letters must give the date on wbica bey were advertised. Kriesel, R O Leabo, 3 J Morgan, J L Moore, Elma Myers, Alonzo 3 Royal, Wm Snelt, Cora Stuart, Jas A Walton, Ira 1 T. J. Sjites, V M A business block adjoining that occu pied by Ha.tiltine & (Jo., near Second and Pine, which a few years ago cost $25,000, was sold during the week for $14,500 Portland Welcome. A fire was discovered yesterday io the roof of an outhouse at A D Barker's, evi dently having caught from a traction en gine, and Mr. Btuker was notified just in time to put it out before it bad spread to the adjoining buildings. "Klondvke" says a Portland physician, "will not be a good place tor many peo pie on account of the water. The miner al properties in the "water will go burd with the newcomers until they bee me ac customed to it. The water brings on kid ney diseases r nd tries the constitution of the soundest men." he cream and soda aid soda pop at Mr Viers:k' parlnrs and saniroer garden. Ice cream, S and 10 cents a dib. D s H. K. and O. K. It-ert offkes and residence io pot otfics building. Srecial attention given to disease of women. J W Bentl-y, thepionmr iot and shoe man, does HrH-clara work cheap. Call oa bim, just north of the Democrat ofhee. Consider yoar ways, think before you act, and then go t J lUigbt Br? . where you will find a choice st.-ck of meats of all inds to order from 1 ou are bound to be pleased if you order of them. You make a score every time you but Tour meats of Uie Albany lreed Beef company, uriy nri-t cuu meats are kept, of ail kinds, and prompt and careful attention is the ordvr. lust d-jwu the street. Ladies wishing their rxblood, chocolate green, brown or tan shoes polished please call at the stand on firvt street. Henry Morgan the champion russet shoe polisher, First class work guaranteed. Give os 1 call. Catarrh Cured. A clear hrad and fweet hrea.h secured with Shiloh's C tarrah Remedy; o!d by Feshay & Mason Stop that Cough! Take warning. It mav lead to Consumption. A 25 j b"ttle o Shiloh's 0 ire my are your lite?. Sld ty roshay & Maou. Any sarsapariila Is sarsapa riila. True. So any tea is tea. So any flour is flour. But grades differ. You want tin best. It's so with sarsapariila. There are grades. You want the best If you understood sarsapariila as well as you do tea and flour it would be easy to determine. But you don't How should you? When you aro going to buy a commodity whose value S you don't know, you pick out I efn1dthrd hnusA to trade with, and trust their ex perience and reputation. Do so when buying sarsapariila. Ayer's Sarsapariila has been on the market 50 years. Your grandfather used Ayer's. It is a reputable medicine. There are many Saraaparilla but only ono Ayer's, It Where ignorance is bliss Bat it is not bit in tee protection of pharmacy. it is dangerous. " e ooderstand our call ing. The kcrurate di pending of prweri t tioos with the oet material is a speciality wpicn we excel. Burkhart & Lee Druggists. Flour it r aicllwain s cash st xt win sell von the bes: brands of flour at tl CO rer sack for a short time oolv. Owing to the great rise in the price ot wheat I will be com' pellod to advance the price cf Hour in 1 ihort time, ttuv your flour in time and save money. The Aumsville. Stavton and all the leading brands of six flour mitts on sale. SENDERS' COMPANIES Always Pay. Noqaesuon ahout fall and promrt ment of loeses by fire ea irumance pxcea with tte leading agent cf AH any. if. fen ders. 'TliatT latHs InsiresPeojIe Fcr Don't allow yourxeif to Le roped inro the various Local Mutuals bow bemg poshed u yoa as being "cheapest in surance, wbea yoa insure yoa go b wast to worry about getting tout money in cae of lot. M SENDERS Insurance. Hay, Grain asd Wool. Remember the date of the next special sale, Tuesday, Aa. 17th . i This time it.'g a Parasols and sun um brellas. You will do well to investigate. Keep in mind that each day from now on we wiil receive new stylist goota for U1I trade. READ, PEACOCK & CO 07 4 Hood's Pills are purely vegetabtt and do not purge, pain or gr'pe. All druggists. oat ur a r. saner ravs. Bcf-palo, K Y. Gents: From my j penonai Know. edge, ga'nea in ooerring the effect of your ShtHh' Cure in esses of advanced Constipation, I am prepared to say it is the most remarkable Remed) that his ever been brought to my atten tion. It hat certainly bavd many from Consumption. Sold by Fohy & Ma son. THE FAIR. Headsoarters for e'atsware. tin and granite-ware. New goods ia every de- partoLert and cheaper than ever Kespt. 7 -- v For Coni'ipation take Kails Cove' Uoo' Tea, lh great Blood Purifier. Cures HeaJacbe, Nervousness. Erup'fons on ibe ace. and makes tf.e hea-l clear as a bell. old by Koshsv & Mason. Mrs. Viereck tins connected parlors with her summer garden, where she tan serve tbo public in ad kinds of weather with her delicious ice cream. Knechl it Meiser have the beet assort ment of lirecorks iu Albany at prices that defy competition. Also see them for flags and bunting. nine.- Ton llowt-ts Vllh t'ueart. Car. y Cnrli-irtlr, cnr eonlrmilm forever. 10c Si . II CO. C ful,tlrum;isuii'vluuil money. Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, for Constips tion it's the lie'- and if alter uing it you don't say s, return the package and ge' your money . Sold by Foshay St Mason Mcsie, Miss Mildred Burmeetef teacher of piano or organ. System the Mason touch and technique. Residence Fifth street, opposite U P chuich. To Car ContlpatioM Forevert TakeOwraretn taniiv Cathartic. Me orlSe. It C C. C. (nit to cure, rirutost.s r funJ mom v Let everybody come to tne Star Bakery and get f 'sves of fresh bread for $I.O0 cash. O Mbykk. J. C LITTLER fig Dentist fiH In Brown block, Broadaldin street Albany, Oe. On ground floor. IT IS SO WRITTEN and none can dispute iu e lead Use wall paper trade, v e were oe in the van than now. More designs; newer, brighter, fresher, and more orig inal designs: a treater variety of de signs ; finer qualities of paper ; and lower prices tor nneqnaiiues pi w be found at anr other establishment t these are onr many and solid claims te vour patronage. When yoa see wnai we sell for 1 cents a roll and that we nlv ask lo cents for it, yoa U be very much surprised. J. A. Cumminc. REMOVED. Smiley g Printer to the lirown diock, wuere he is ready for business. His work is the best. Evervbody Sajl OiM-ar'-ts ( 'anit v Cathartic, the most won dot ! nl iiiidiciil ilis-oervpf Uie niie. peas ant and rcfr stunir U the lasicwl Benny and os:ivi 'y on kiituoys, liver and IkwoIs, ch-aiisiiti? Hin entii-e system. disi-l coMs, cure hen.hioiie, lever, liaWlual -ousliarion and b.:innnets. I'leaso buy and trv a Pox oft!. i t'. tvliiv; 10, i Ml cent. Soliiaod guaraulcvU to euro by all druggists. That German washing fluid, which ba proven such a fine thing his arrived at Parker uros. in a larga quantity. Cai tnd try a b"'le. Cilarai Tour Iloweta Wllti Tiueareta. Oinrty Cmhante, cure consilpaitnn for-er. 0c,c 'ICCC. tall. rtniirv-iKLs relamt money. Te Cava Conmipatlon orver. false Caxcnrets Canity CaUinrtic HcrSSo. It C C. C lull lo cure, druKikU rvtuud lumair. Why doit yoa hiy cleaa groceries? 'inissniiiii nHIHUIIH PcrfectioaelParityl F E ALLEN & CO. $1 50 shirt waists reduced to Read, Peacock & Co't. Wiil You Give Up all that health means to you If not, took out for impure blood. Cora boils, pimples, humors and all serofdlous tendencies by taking Hood's Sarsapariila. No-To-io fur llll; Cenla, Ciraniced tobacco habit cure, makes weak men Hirung, blc--' Hire. 60c. II. AUdtuscwia cures. J Instrumental .Music. Mr. II. M. Backensto ia prepared to give instructions In insineutal music , on violin, guitar, mandolin and a num-' i er of orchestral and brass instruments. Business placed in his hands wilt lie aithfully and conscientiously attendel o. CASTORIA TirHO want a tuition in the II f f Business collese of Portland V at the I'kmocrat ottoe Holme Cat TflTO RIGS. If you wisi to take a drive see J V Roberta far a first class tig cheap, lie has two ready for use. FOSHAY & MASON -AVhoIesale &Ketail- drub gists m iwmmn aUBAJTT, OREGON. Pure Drugs and the finest and Large Stock of Stationary and Books in the Market. Ttie Demo rat autl Examiner. The San Francisco Wetkly Examine next vear will give to its subx-Tibers a (10.000 residence iu S..n Francisco rent ing for 60 a month, a 3,S90 V. S. bond.a $1 500 gold nugget and hundreds of other things. You can get the Examiner and WfcKKLT Pkmocrat for 2 50 a year, with the Daily Dkmockat ty mail for $l.2o,by cainer$o.T5. in advance. The Demo crat will order only on comoination payment. LADlESl uiake laixe wagss at home. and want ad to have the same upper bit . The work 1 very pleasant ana wiuewsiir pay $1S weekly. This is no deception I want no money and will gladly seu-i full particular to all sending stamp. 211gS Al CWt'ULUa, lor Infants and Children. k Tisfcs (tails Slgu-.ais Of trtrr '2. i I 1 ' 'if Dr Adams Cusick Block Albany, Or Painless work a specialty. K. O. T. XL Meets every Saturday evening at K. O T.M.Hail. VisiUng rxnigiusinMiBM , end. J.. tsi"..v. STREET RAILWAY KOTICE. The rr.otoi on the Albany trcet raii ay will connect promptly with a'l trsins o and from the depot, day and night. Special Uipa will be n ade at special .e t. F Coss. Conductor. NOTICE. I hereHy warn all persons against crediting A. I Oiin on my aocount for be is of unsound mind and I will not pay any delxa that he mav eon tract. N E Oltu Tangent Or. Aug. 11 l!J7